RSPCA: ACT
School in Canberra

In the 21st century, protecting and caring for animals is critically important in ensuring that our society is one we can all be proud of. It is not just the day to day care of lost, injured, neglected or abandoned animals that RSPCA ACT contributes to. We also contribute to the care of people. To become a supporter of RSPCA click here. Our Services RSPCA ACT provides the following services: An animal cruelty inspectorate with two full time inspectors who investigate all reports of animal cruelty in the ACT An animal shelter that cares for 4,800 domestic animals every year A dedicated rescue rehabilitate and release program for more than 3200 injured or orphaned wild animals A well equipped veterinary clinic A public dog and puppy training school Seven day a week retail presence, including an extensive pet supply shop Seven day a week advisory service 24 hour a day emergency telephone support A dedicated program of support for aged, infirm and at risk community members As RSPCA only receives very limited funds from the government, the above services are paid for by community donations, corporate sponsorships and events. Our dedicated staff and volunteers also work around the clock so that every wild animal has the best opportunity to be rehabilitated and released back to its native habitat. Our dedicated staff and volunteers work around the clock so that every domestic animal has a meaningful and stimulating time while at RSPCA so that when they go home they quickly become part of your family. We love what we do and we know we make a difference. RSPCA ACT is essentially community run, which means we rely on your support for the necessary funding to rescue and rehabilitate more than 8, 700 animals annually. Our CEO Michael Linke says "Providing care for animals and the people that love them is the most rewarding experience I have ever known." RSPCA ACT engages extraordinary people who, every day of the year, give of themselves to this wonderful cause. Many of our programs aim to assist the elderly, the infirm and the most vulnerable members of our society. (more).